The Matrix Revolutions (2003) review

Slight improvement over part two in the series (The Matrix Reloaded), mainly because the protracted scenes of inane dialogue have been kept to the beginning of this one - the last hour plus eschews soap-box ranting for flashing lights, CGI-out-your-ass, explosions, talking robot heads and subliminal violence (people are sliced up or die so quickly you can barely perceive it). I find the ideas of the first three films compelling (mainly because I like the 'source material' the Wachowskis chose to reference) but the execution sloppy; strangely enough, I prefer The Animatrix over the three 'live-action' movies, because those animated shorts are diverse (there were several directors involved, some involved with anime, usually known for its own unique half-baked philosophical café chatter), inventive and - for the most part - avoid the posturing of the feature films (while investigating some of their finer points). Are all of you ready for The Matrix: Resurrection?